What is the turn after Acts 28 according to this teaching?
After Acts 28, the turn is from the Jew and Old Testament to the Gentile, expressed in the prison epistles Ephesians, Philippians, and Colossians. These present higher or deeper spiritual truths: Ephesians a higher doctrine, Philippians a higher reproof, and Colossians a higher correction, with no mention of a Jew or the Old Testament.
Les teaches that after Acts 28, while in prison, he writes Ephesians, Philippians, and Colossians, and these follow the same format but at higher levels. Ephesians is a higher level of doctrine, Philippians is a higher level of reproof, and Colossians is a higher level of correction. Once he makes this jump into higher or deeper spiritual truths, there is no longer any mention of a Jew or the Old Testament; after the statement of Acts 28, from henceforth the turn is to the Gentile, and not once is the Jew mentioned in these inspired letters.